Maybe it would be a good idea if your count variable (citysearch) had a
different name to your query variable (citysearch)... ;)
I usually name queries q_something etc to avoid this sort of problem.
David Cummins
Lee Fuller wrote:
>
> Ok.. Now I think I'm going nutz. This is completely crazy.
>
> When running this code...
>
> 1: <cfif not isdefined("citysearch.recordcount")>
> 2: <cfset citysearch = 0>
> 3: NOT!
> 4: <cfabort>
> 5: <cfelse>
> 6: <cfset citysearch = "#citysearch.recordcount#">
> 7: <cfoutput>#citysearch.recordcount#</cfoutput>
> 8: <cfabort>
> 9: </cfif>
>
> I get an error nearl line 7 column 15 "Error resolving parameter
> CITYSEARCH.RECORDCOUNT". However, I *CAN* do a CFOUTPUT and view the
> "CITYSEARCH" var.
>
> Even tho it HAS to go into the loop where the CITYSEARCH.RECORDCOUNT var
> is in existence to get to the part where it says it isn't in existence.
> Amazing.
>
> And this (along with the query) is the ONLY code on the page.
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
>
>
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